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Visual Basic Multidimensional Arrays

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A multidimensional Visual Basic array is nothing more than an array in which each array element is itself an array. A two dimensional array, for example, can be thought of as a table, where each element in the parent array represents a row of the table and the elements of each child array represent the columns of the row. In fact, Visual Basic does not limit an array to two dimensions - up to 32 dimensions are supported.

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